BPI chief Geoff Taylor stressed that the investigation should be taken as a warning by other companies.
The shutdown of "Super Girl" was taken as a warning throughout the television industry and presaged the new rules.
Ledger's family said his death should be taken as a warning of the dangers of mixing prescribed drugs.
When governments, presented with politics, start talking loudly about traffic, it can be taken as a warning.
Perhaps his victory should be taken as a warning that the American people are fed up with politics, as they have been for three decades.
Correa did ultimately pardon the journalists in a televised address, but not without adding, "there is forgiveness, but it is not forgotten," which many took as a warning.
But Saturday, in common with Philip Roth's The Plot Against America, is subtle enough to be taken as a warning against either intervention or against isolationism.
This rambunctious caper could be taken as a warning about what might happen if society considered literature really important — like, say, energy futures or accounting.
Christopher Hitchens's introduction to George Orwell's "Diaries," among the last things he wrote before his death, is meant as a tribute to one of the writers he most admired, but it can also be taken as a warning.
While Mr. Cunningham and other analysts concede that one set of numbers is not a trend, it can be taken as a warning that steers the market into a correction.
Grigol Vashadze, Georgia's foreign minister, said the incident should be taken as a warning that South Ossetia is "a territory where no law exists, no human rights exists and where there is no respect for international agreements".
